Stories of bravery, generosity, embracing identity, and triumph, told by students in Mr. Mackie and Ms.Tinker’s English classes at West High School.
Hosted by West Anchorage High School’s Lilly Kocurek and Bella Pirtle and produced at Alaska Teen Media Institute.
It’s time to weigh in on your favorite ATMI produced radio pieces!
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As part of the Anchorage International Film Festival, Bear Tooth and Alaska Teen Media Institute will host the “After School Special” on Dec. 6, 2017! We’ll screen films directed and produced by Alaska youth. This is an opportunity for youth filmmakers to show off their work and a chance for Anchorage to see what they […]
Create short features and public service announcements for broadcast on KNBA 90.3 FM and RIVR, a new youth-oriented online radio stream. Reporters will work at least five hours a week from July 10-August 16. Application Deadline: June 23, 2017 Questions: rosey@alaskateenmedia.org or 907-272-2864 KNBA Youth Health Reporters are supported by Alaska Teen Media Institute, Spirit […]
2017 dates for Media Club have been announced!
Youth ages 12-18, join us at the Teen Underground in the Loussac Library on Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m!
ATMI members worked hard this year to produce quality journalism and content for In Other News! Take a few minutes to listen to some great work and then vote on what you think should air on the Best of In Other News. Tune in Saturday, December 31 at 4 p.m. on KNBA 90.3 FM!
Michael Johnson, 17, ATMI producer Tim Hinman, of the Third Ear podcast, says to use sound effects as the “punctuation” of a scene. Loud noises can be used at the break in a dialogue, as a mean of emphasis, or as a way to shift the focus of the audience. Ezra Dan, 15, ATMI Reporter […]
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